The security administrator for the security mechanism must define principals (both users and servers) to the security mechanism. The tools you can use to add users and servers are:
Kerberos – see your Kerberos vendor-specific tools for information about defining users and servers. See “Using Kerberos” for more information about Kerberos and Adaptive Server.
Windows NT LAN Manager – run the User Manager tool to define users to the Windows NT LAN Manager. Define the Adaptive Server name as a user to Windows NT LAN Manager and display Adaptive Server as that user name.
In a production environment, control access to files
that contain the keys of the servers and users. If users can access
the keys, they can create a server that impersonates your server.
See the documentation available from the third-party provider of the security mechanism for detailed information about how to perform required administrative tasks.
